Borestone in the Winter

[@LukeHartwell-g4b]

Great work Blake! I enjoyed listening to the vast knowledge you shared with the audience. Well done and excellent footage.

[@dostuffoutdoors]

Thanks, Luke! I always feel like I'm leaving out the best parts when I'm trying to describe something, especially a place like Borestone.

[@thomasgoulette7262]

Excellent video! Particularly enjoyed the drone footage and historical commentary!

[@dostuffoutdoors]

Thanks! I need to figure out how to better operate the drone for better results. I wasn't too sure how much VO to do, since most of that info I've included in other videos.

[@lindygokas528]

Awesome job!! Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing this experience with others.

[@dostuffoutdoors]

Thank you, @lindygokas528! And you're welcome!

[@PamelaGoulette-c6c]

Okay, little scary; you alone on top of Borestone! Beautiful day though. I am glad you went. Tricky climbing in December in the snow! Awesome camera footage.🥰

[@dostuffoutdoors]

Nothing to be scared about! A little slick in places, but not bad. Glad I was able to get up there, too. Thanks!

[@LandonHartwell]

That drone footage is really cool great job!

[@dostuffoutdoors]

Thanks, Landon! Gotta figure out how to fly it better!

[@cindysmart-c4f]

I live in Milo and have hiked this a few times, but never in the winter . Now I want to !!! Fantastic documentary and drone footage !!!! Thank you so much for doing this !

[@dostuffoutdoors]

I highly recommend it! As i was coming down, I saw one other person at the visitor center on his way up. The only thing I'd do differently is get some crampons for my boots! Thanks for commenting!

[@Fr0mADistance]

This trail sure has a lot of cameras.

[@dostuffoutdoors]

A lot of cameras?

[@Fr0mADistance]

@ Yeah, all those great walk-by/walk-to shots… awesome that the forestry team gave you access. I’ve always assumed there are cameras everywhere.

[@dostuffoutdoors]

Actually, for those, i had to put my camera (on a tripod) where I wanted the shot, then walk back to the start of the shot, walk past the camera, then walk back again to pick it up and keep going. It would have been really nice not to have to walk back and forth to retrieve my camera, for sure!

[@Fr0mADistance]

@@dostuffoutdoors That's cool - though I'll bet there are cameras out there. My favorite parts are when you start running up the mountain.